News-Tribune, Nov. 2, 1926
October was an unusually “off” month for Duluth weather. The city experienced both subnormal temperatures and abnormal precipitation, with little sunshine. Snowfall totaled 9.4 inches, and the city saw freezing temperatures on 16 nights. The sun shone about 34% of the time during which it should have been visible.
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News-Tribune, Nov. 2, 1956
A Marine Corps reserve team will patrol Duluth to recruit for the 16th Special Infantry Company. The crew will march through the streets and, upon finding an interested candidate, will radio call with the Park Point training center to dispatch a motorized recruiting team. The patrol will march from the training center to Lester River, then across the city before bivouacking near Nopeming.
News-Tribune, Nov. 2, 1976
A suitcase containing 25 pounds of marijuana brought two men to St. Louis County Court. A Tucson, Arizona, man allegedly flew from Phoenix to Duluth with the suitcase, which was lost in the Twin Cities. The airline informed the man — and police — when it would arrive. Authorities arrested a 24-year-old Brookston man who retrieved the case along with the Arizona man.
News Tribune, Nov. 2, 2006
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